If you decide you need Linux due to drivers or whatever, I'd recommend giving Arch a try. Arch has a reputation of having a learning curve, but it's no worse t

If you decide you need Linux due to drivers or whatever, I'd recommend giving Arch a try. Arch has a reputation of having a learning curve, but it's no worse than the FreeBSD and like the BSDs it has excellent documentation. In my experience, Arch has been very stable with few surprises, especially if you avoid unnecessarily complicated software like GNOME. I can't say the same for Ubuntu or Fedora. If you're able to get your drivers and all working with FreeBSD then good for you! FreeBSD is awesome and I'm always happy to come across it.